'So much of our focus has been on the cracks in the region’s health-care system, we sometimes forget to acknowledge the people who are holding it all together.' Today, we acknowledge the nurses of 4 North B at the Health Sciences Centre.
in the hospital complete with music, food, decorations and actors dressed as characters from princess movies.
“To see them push this hard for this was just unbelievable,” Hynes said. “They went beyond out of their way while focusing on all the other patients in the hospital to make sure Krissy and Trevor had this day.” Anyone who has spent time in the hospital knows that the nursing staff often pulls off seemingly impossible feats – getting newborns to sleep, cantankerous patients to take their meds and terrified people in pain to accept treatment and push through to another day.
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